Becker College - Beckerlogue Yearbook (Worcester, MA)

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'lt Ma BECKERLOGUE J' W EDWIN SHAW MQ! .4-WV Business fldministration. W .M Class Day Outing Committeeg Senior Play Commitleeg BECKERLOGUE Staffg Bowlingg Co-chairman, Snow Frolic. Ed stepped into our midst and into a host of friends. He was a good mixer. Energetic, with a way of putting things over, he was instrumental in making many a senior affair a success. Knew more Worcesterites than any other six studes. LOUISE SHERMAN Executive-Secretarial A typical secretary was what Mrs. Davis called Louise. And she was right. Louise,s neatness and X efficiency bore this out. Y Y' l w EUNICE SOMERS Executive-Secretarial Bowling. The girl who has never been caught with a scowl on her face. Eunice always had a big smile for everyone. She expended her excess energy on bowling-at which she excelled. Her giggle came out at the slightest provocation. r 'I F la ,1 VIRGINIA SPAULDING If Stenographic-Secretarial Bowling. Unable to sit still a minute, Virginia possessed plenty of energy. A Lancaster lass whose chief interest was bowling. Forty-three

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WJJC Iii 4 x CN it iii ,XJ xp! X .KR all 1 .f , , JK' 7 Xiixkhkkj fi, .' is 1. .- N-YH, O . C BECKERLOGUE if LUCILLE SANSOUCY Clerical Beta Chi Sigma, Photography Committee. Lucille found more pleasure in the gayer things of life than in school work. Low voiced, she pre- ferred to keep her own counsel. Moved along in her own circle of friends. RICHARD SAWYER Business A rlminislralion, Alpha Omicrong Debating Clubg Chairman, Pliolography Commitleeg Rope Pullg Treasurer, Senior Class. With a hand in most of the class affairs, Dick's classmates called him a go-getler-and his aggressive spirit and push proved them right. He did not recognize worry-presented an unruilled exterior to all his problems as class banker. His crinkling smile showed a humorous bent. HELEN SCANLAN l Secre:artful-Finish.in.g , First Glance: One of those quiet girls but with a mischievous twinkle in her eyes. Second Glance: Seems rather studious. Third Glance: Her hair has a pretty swirl. Hg, e, -f . FRANCIS scorr A dministrative-Secretarial Tennis Team, Senior Play Committee, Debating Club. Scotty was available for a bit of needed help at all times. Neatness characterized his appearance and work. Those dazzling socks he wore will long be remembered. Always on hand at school parties. Frank was chief of the college clean-up forces. , ,J 1 I . ,-' - ,t . , , ,W , -gi F orty-two

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l l BECKERLOGUE MARIE S'l'l?IVIENS Execulive-Sccrclzlrlffll President, Beta Chi Signing Snow Frolic Corninilioeg Ring Committeeg Senior Prom Committee. Definitely on the good looking side, Marie was among the most popular. She holabled around school for several months after an argument with her horse. Much of her ti111e and talent was directed at making her year as Beta Chi Sigma President a success. Cheery and good natured, with pep and enthusiasm to spare. eff l 1 l l, 1 is DOROTHEA STRAND Shorthanzl rmfl Typcwriting 1. Tall, blonde, and hrown-eyed Dora attended X strictly to the business at hand and did well with her ' cooperate. l if .Ju RUSSELL STUCKEY Business A flministration. Financial Secretary, Alpha Omicron, Senior Play Committee, Rope Pull. Bethel, Connecticut, sent Russ to us with his general affability, even temper, all-round helpful- ness, studious mind, clamor for A. 0. dues, work on the Senior Play. CARL SWENSON Business Allministration Manager, Basketball Team. As manager of the basketball team, Carl turned in a swell job. Possessor of a clean-cut, glowing appearance that was much admired. And those unique blushes, on top of a pleasant personality. F orty-four work. A city product, she was always willing to Ll 1 ,J